Hmm from the "Error [2455];chan_usbradio.c:5434 store_config: No txvoice output configured." Sounds like you are missing the txmix setting in usbradio.conf file for that node. Do you have something like this? txmixa=voice txmixb=no If not then define something like this. Also when you did the radio tune txvoice 500 does it key the tx and send a 1khz tone? If it keys an no audio maybe you dont have the tx audio connected to the right pin on the URI. Make sure you are connected to Pin 22 which will have the o/p of TX mix channel A. Jon RQ On 11/7/2013 12:46 PM, Geoff wrote:

Thank you, Harry, for this question, and Jon for the answer. It helped me with an issue I was having, working on a friends nodes.

We used port 4579, on his 2nd computer. We have the ports changed on the Allstar portal to 4579. We have the IAX.conf file change to reflect port 4579, and port 4579 has been forwarded in his router to his 2nd computer. The default Allstar port is forwarded to his 1st computer.

The main node on the 1st computer is connected to a modified USB sound card dongle, connected to a simplex radio. That works fine. The 2nd node is also on the 1st computer and is defined as the echolink node. That node number is connected to the main node number. People who connect to his echolink node, are routed to the main node via the 2nd node. Echolink.conf is configured for this. (for this reason; if something screwy happens on the echolink node, simply disconnecting the echolink enabled nodenumber eliminates the issue.)

The problem we're having now, is that the node on the 2nd computer is interfaced to a repeater using a DMK URI and while connections to other non-local-to-him nodes are successful, there isn't any audio being passed from the computer to the repeater via the URI.

We've gone through radio-tune-menu and saved the configs, but there's still not audio passing from the 2nd computer to the repeater. This configuration was working flawlessly an hour ago, while it was connected to the 1st computer.

All of the necessary .conf files in /etc/asterisk/ have been changed to reflect the single node on the single computer.

The error message (that we think is relevant) is;

Error [2455];chan_usbradio.c:5434 store_config: No txvoice output configured.

Any ideas?

-Geoff

On 10/16/2013 07:05 AM, Jon Rorke wrote:

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If you have 2 boxes on the same router then each box must have a different port. PC #1 should be on 4569 but PC #2 must be on some other port number like 4568. Otherwise there is a port conflict in the router. To change the ports on the PC #2 you will have to edit the IAX.conf file (Change Bind port to 4568) and also change the port defined for the server on the Allstar website for the node on the #2 pc.

They way it is now the router does not know what incoming packets are for pc #1 or #2 because both are on the same port.

Jon VA3RQ On 10/15/2013 6:17 PM, Harry Romano wrote:

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Hello All,

I have 3 nodes total 2 nodes are connected with fobs to computer 1 another the 3^rd node is connected with a fob on computer 2 . The 2 nodes on the first computer work great. The node on the 2^nd computer will not connect to anything except the allstar node list( the fob works ).

In my router (Linksys) I have the ports forwarded to the first computer but when I try and forward the ports to the 2^nd computer the router says overlapping ports.

The computers are set to 2 different static IP addresses. All three nodes log into the allstar web-transceiver page but the node on the 2^nd computer will try and connect then it immediately disconnect. They all show up on the node list. Is there a way to make the 2 nd computer with the single node work behind my router. I also tried to DMZ the second computer but still it does not connect. I could sure use some help please.

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